Tag: Sorority

Sorority Recruitment – Alumnae Reflections

By Undergraduate Professional Accelerator Fund | August 1, 2016

Chi Omega (written by Amber Sime ’16): Being involved in Fraternity and Sorority life truly shaped my experience at Babson. Chi Omega gave me the foundation I needed to grow throughout my college years. It gave me relationships with committed, like-minded women who provided endless support. Chi Omega gave me the resources that I needed…

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Fraternity and Sorority Life – Beyond the Stereotypes

By Undergraduate Professional Accelerator Fund | June 16, 2016

Post by Emily Kokidko ’18 Growing up, I definitely had a warped view of Fraternity and Sorority Life. I presumed to be in a sorority would be like how the media portrayed it – crazy, dramatic, and dangerous. However, coming to Babson, I saw a different story. I observed a community of strong women supporting each…

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All Good Things Must Come to an End

By Jamie Rappoport | April 29, 2014

1460 days. It is hard to believe that this is how long I have been at Babson! It began on a rainy Friday afternoon in April, when I left an Admitted Student Day event and placed down my deposit for my spot in the Class of 2014. Despite the gloomy weather, I had this glowing…

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Pursue Your Passions Every Day

By Jamie Rappoport | March 4, 2014

Every week I am faced with the challenge to decide how I want to spend the next seven days. I have 168 hours, or 10080 minutes, or 604800 seconds to spend in any way I wish! Here at Babson, a common theme is making the most out of every day. I have never met a…

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Firesides in Memphis

By Christina Symanski | February 4, 2013

This weekend I had the pleasure to fly down to Memphis, TN with another one of my sorority sisters to represent the Babson chapter of our sorority–Chi Omega. At the convention, or as we call it–Firesides, my sister Danielle and I attended a number of seminars and learned a great deal about the National Panhellenic…

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